I would like to know who invented the urinalysis. Seriously. What sick mind invented this? To be able to make someone urinate and be able to see if they have don’t drugs or not. How stupid and disgusting. Now we have countless people from all over the World carrying small cups of other people’s piss to peer into their personal lives.

Who invented this *****? Seriously. Whoever did deserves to have a deep hole dug and them put into it that they cannot escape and everyone urinating on them for the rest of their lives.

I had to take a urine test for a driving job but the piss testing center was miles away from anything. I get there and need to use the bathroom. I ask the woman at the desk, where is the bathroom? She asks me why, me, where is the bathroom. The lady tells me I need to piss in ten minutes and I tell her I need to *****! Where is the bathroom? If someone asks, where is the bathroom? Tell them! Don’t make them ***** on themselves! Jesus would frown on that.

I don't know who invented it and I don't care...I've had some in doc's office over my life but that's been it. Could be the drugged people are out there doing so much damage on the roads etc, that this system was carried on. If testing someones urine for drugs saves lifes and accidents, I'm all for it. Sounds like your post is a bit exaggerated...

And why shouldn't an employer protect themselves from lawsuits etc from employees they hired who were drugged and killed others on the roads....


Makes me wonder about so many of these driving companies who are hiring illegals, who don't speak English and and do they give them the license to drive our roads and how about these people, drugs in their bodies. I had a delivery guy the other day who spoke no English and he could not have followed any special directions on my order. Again, a country gone Mad.

I think most everyone knows that urologists play a vital role in modern medical care. That's the important thing. Any comments on "piss" etc. are irrelevant when keeping that in mind. It's no different or less important than the work of hematologists.